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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 2009
Page
4
Dave Mathews is Assistant Managing Editor and Managing Editor. Jay Eshbach and M. A. Bengtson are listed as community members. Jim Finley and Dave Rogers are identified as former or current sports staff.
The Baytown Sun editors praise Bay Area Relay for Life efforts despite heavy rain at Stallworth Stadium and note fundraising totals are incomplete. They commend Baytown residents for hazardous waste disposal day, tree planting at Baytown Nature Center for Earth Day, and general environmental awareness urging readers to submit cheers and jeers.
The Baytown Sun lists contact emails and phone numbers for federal and state officials and staff, followed by newsroom and staff contacts. It outlines submission guidelines for letters and guest columns, printing deadlines, and resubmission procedures, noting original material and editor rights.
A narrator recalls a quiet weekend before parenthood, detailing a Minnesota wedding, quitting a job, and the shock of learning a wife was pregnant. The piece recounts the ultrasound, the misgivings about pregnancy, and the blurred months until a new job led to a hospital call and a false alarm.
A National Review Online reader highlights how pornography’s mainstream acceptance mirrors tobacco’s past, calling porn the new tobacco. Mary Eberstadt asserts society has shifted, with porn seen as value free while smoking is viewed as wrong, noting porn’s profitability and ubiquity online.
A parent condemns the school board for hasty decisions at Pumphrey that disrupted students. The letter details rising student stress, behavior changes, and lost instructional time, urging accountability and noting ongoing vigilance in land use decisions and future elections.
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